BigHit Music "Unable to Verify Privacy"
Big Hit Music (hereinafter Big Hit) producer Pdogg (40, real name Kang Hyo-won) and weathercaster Kim Ga-young (34) have been rumored to be dating, and Big Hit has issued a statement. On the 13th, Yonhap News reported that Big Hit Music (HYBE), to which Pdogg belongs, briefly stated, "It is difficult to confirm the personal life of the affiliated producer."
Music producer Pidok (left) and weathercaster Kim Gayoung (right) [Big Hit Music / Kim Gayoung Instagram]
Pdogg is the person who composed and produced most of BTS's hit songs from their debut track "No More Dream" to 2022's "Yet To Come." Representative BTS songs such as "DNA," "Boy With Luv," "Spring Day," "FAKE LOVE," "IDOL," and "Blood Sweat & Tears" have achieved remarkable results on major overseas charts, including the US Billboard.
From 2018 to last year, Pdogg ranked first in copyright income in the popular lyric and composition categories announced by the Korea Music Copyright Association. Last year, he also participated in BTS member J-Hope's "on the street" (with J. Cole), Jimin's album "FACE," SUGA (Agust D)'s "Life Goes On," and BTS's new song "The Planet."
From 2019 to 2023, he ranked first in domestic copyright income for five consecutive years and received the Copyright Award hosted by the Korea Music Copyright Association for five consecutive years.
Weathercaster Kim Ga-young is a talented individual who graduated from the Department of Dance at Sookmyung Women's University. She has worked as a weathercaster at OBS Gyeongin TV, an announcer at Pohang MBC, and a news anchor for KBS Media 24 Hours News, and is currently working as a weathercaster at MBC. She is also actively working as a broadcaster and is appearing on SBS's "Gol Ttaerineun Geunyeodeul" ("Kick a Goal").
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